Hi ,
Iam Roopesh Majeti, a C/C++/Unix Developer working in a MNC in india. I am
working in development environment from last 3 years and iam currently
fedora core 6 Linux.
I would like to express my wish to work with the Fedora Development team.
Christian Iseli has suggested me to contact to this list, introducing
myself to the team.
I would be very much happy if you could involve me in the Fedora core
development work.
Awaiting for your reply..
Thanks
Roopesh.

Hi Everyone,
fedorapeople.org is now available for general use.
What is fedorapeople.org?:
It is a site where fedora contributors can upload files for sharing
out with the world. It is perfect for uploading specfiles, srpms,
patches, etc, etc. Each fedora contributor has 150M of quota-controlled
space. Users can upload using scp, sftp or rsync. Once uploaded into the
users public_html directory the files are available via http at:
http://your_username.fedorapeople.org/. To connect to fedorapeople.org
just use the ssh key you uploaded to your fedora account and then you
can login via ssh to: fedorapeople.org
What fedorapeople.org is NOT:
- it is not a place for you to upload confidential or
copyright-violating files.
- it is not a shell for you to login and stay logged into
- it is not a place for you to run your favorite proxy of whatever kind
- it is not a database server
- it is not a mail server
- it is not a run-my-favorite-cgi-server
- it is not a blog server
We've tried our best to minimize and secure the services. Don't make a
lot of unreasonable requests asking for us to undo that. :)
For reasonable requests please file put them in the fedora
infrastructure ticketing system:
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/Tickets
Let us know what breaks,
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Hi guys,
I started working on ticket #77 (Moin1.6 related), and while searching for
the current additions to the wiki, i came across with this:
New Features:
* Added Xapian (see http://xapian.org/) based indexed search code.
To use this:
* Install xapian-core and xapian-bindings on your machine.
We used 0.9.4, but newer code should hopefully work, too.
* cfg.xapian_search = True
* Execute this to build the index:
$ moin ... index build # indexes pages and attachments
$ moin ... index build --files=files.lst # same plus a list of files
You should run those commands as the same user you use for your wiki,
usually this is the webserver userid, e.g.:
$ sudo -u www-data moin --config=... --wiki-url=wiki.example.org/ \
index build --files=files.lst
* New searches:
- LanguageSearch: language:de
- CategorySearch: category:Homepage
- MimetypeSearch: mimetype:image/png (for attachments/files)
- DomainSearch: domain:underlay or domain:standard
- History Search: available in advanced ui
Note: Some currently only available when Xapian is used
* New config options:
xapian_search 0 enables xapian-powered search
xapian_index_dir None directory for xapian indices
(can be shared for wiki farms)
xapian_stemming 1 toggles usage of stemmer, fallback
to False if no stemmer installed
search_results_per_page 10 determines how many hits should be
shown on a fullsearch action
xapian_index_history False indexes all revisions of pages to
allow searching in their history
Do we want to try this ? if so it needs to be packaged and added to extras.
According to xapian.org download page "Fabrice Colin has built RPM packages
for Fedora Core 6 <http://xapian.org/RPM/fc6/> - there are binary packages
(for i386, x86_64, and ppc) and source RPMs.", but since its not on our
repos, i prefer not to use it until so.
Also i've created a page in
http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/MoinDev so that we can keep
track of our work, and requests that other teams might have.
Thanks,
Paulo

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[15:04] mmcgrath: Who's here?
[15:04] * skvidal is
[15:04] jcollie: i am
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[15:05] paulobanon: pong
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[15:05] mmcgrath: Ok, we'll get started on the tickets.
[15:05] * rayvd is he
[15:05] mmcgrath: https://hosted.fedoraproject.org/projects/fedora-infrastructure/query?sta...
[15:05] mmcgrath has set the subject to Fedora Infrastructure -- Tickets
[15:05] mmcgrath: first ticket
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[15:06] mmcgrath: #18. Scripts should produce no output.
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[15:06] paulobanon: rayvd: befora i forget request sysadmin-test group access for your Moin project (we continue in the meeting now)
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[15:06] mmcgrath: I've been working on #18, and aside from the mass mailing this morning its about done.
[15:06] * rordway|m is here
[15:06] rordway|m: well, somewhat
[15:06] mmcgrath: Just make sure that when you guys automate something that you redirect any stdout to a log or /dev/null.
[15:06] mmcgrath: rordway|m: yo
[15:06] rayvd: paulobanon: thanks, will do
[15:06] rordway|m: at OSCON, so I'm here as much as the wifi allows me
[15:06] mmcgrath: next ticket #52
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[15:06] mmcgrath: paulobanon: Proxy Caching
[15:07] * vpv is here too
[15:07] mmcgrath: what did you want to kno
[15:07] paulobanon: mmcgrath: k so i want to know what can we deploy in PT1
[15:07] paulobanon: squid or mod_cache
[15:07] paulobanon: to start playing/testi
[15:07] mmcgrath: we can do both actually.
[15:08] mmcgrath: Pick one, then the other.
[15:08] paulobanon: start with squid then
[15:08] mmcgrath: I'd *prefer* mod_cache, unless there's some horrible reason we shouldn't.
[15:08] paulobanon: k start with mod_cache
[15:08] paulobanon:
[15:08] paulobanon: _almost_ anything to make u happy
[15:08] mmcgrath: paulobanon: its totally up to you though. My only concern with squid is making it work in our current balancer setup.
[15:08] jcollie: i think squid has more options for managing cache disk spa
[15:08] paulobanon: jcollie: +1
[15:09] jcollie: er spa=space
[15:09] mmcgrath: jcollie: my issue is, for example, right now if one of the mirrormanager servers goes down. It fails over automatically.
[15:09] mmcgrath: I'm not quite sure how to do that (haven't thought about it) so its still a grey spot in my head.
[15:09] mmcgrath: paulobanon: anything elseith that ticket?
[15:09] paulobanon: if the cache is independentu wont have probs
[15:09] paulobanon: one fails u have the other
[15:09] mmcgrath: paulobanon: but how does mod_proxy_balaner know that?
[15:10] marek: good point
[15:10] paulobanon: in theory u just need to redirect your requests like this
[15:10] paulobanon: proxy > cache > app
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[15:10] paulobanon: so if 1 app is down, the request will still go to the other
[15:11] mmcgrath: paulobanon: well, if you can set it up as a proof of concept with failover, I'll be happy
[15:11] mmcgrath: anything els
[15:11] paulobanon: nop nothing more
[15:11] warren: I'm back, sorry lost connection
[15:11] mmcgrath: cool
[15:11] mmcgrath: warren: no worries.
[15:11] mmcgrath: I think we can skip ticket #14, its got a whole meeting for it.
[15:11] mmcgrath: #31
[15:11] mmcgrath: ricky: ping?
[15:12] ricky: mmcgrath: pong
[15:12] mmcgrath: ricky: Anything to comment on ticket #31 "New Wiki"
[15:12] mmcgrath: its got the meeting keyword so we're talking about it (feel free to remove it if there's nothing to discuss)
[15:12] ricky: mmcgrath: Have we looked at zwiki, actually, or are the memory requirements too high?
[15:13] ricky: It'd integrate nicely with Plone, and seems to fit our requirements feature-wis
[15:13] mmcgrath: ricky: I'm not familiar with its memory requirements.
[15:14] mmcgrath: ricky: if you've got something you'dike to try send it to the list, we'll pick at it
[15:14] ricky: Sure, I'll try to formalize wiki evaluations a bit more on the wiki.
[15:14] mmcgrath: cool
[15:15] mmcgrath: ricky: anything else on the ticket? If not I'll move on
[15:15] ricky: Not yet.
[15:15] mmcgrath: cool
[15:15] mmcgrath: next ticket #
[15:16] mmcgrath: paulobanon: whats the word "Moin wiki optimizations"
[15:16] paulobanon: k, so the RFRs where sponsored
[15:16] rayvd: paul just requested that i request sysadmin-test flag, which i will do...
[15:16] paulobanon: so its time to start moving on with this
[15:16] rayvd: vpv will also be using this instance correc
[15:16] paulobanon: vpv already has access to PT1, and rayvd is requesting sysadmin-test now
[15:16] paulobanon: rayvd: correct
[15:17] paulobanon: the only concern right now its the python version
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[15:17] rayvd: 2.4 is fine, i can use it.
[15:17] paulobanon: perfect then
[15:17] rayvd: let's make life easy
[15:17] paulobanon: you require your moin1.6 branch or what you require _
[15:17] paulobanon: ?
[15:17] rayvd: i'm going to use 1.5.8 as much as possible since that's what we are using currently.
[15:18] paulobanon: perfect
[15:18] paulobanon: mmcgrath: ill need your help here
[15:18] mmcgrath: rayvd: is it your intention to get this stuff comitted upstream?
[15:18] mmcgrath: paulobanon: sure thing.
[15:18] rayvd: mmcgrath: maybe. they ahev a whole new storage back-end in the works
[15:18] rayvd: which would be a _lot_ of work to backport.
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[15:18] rayvd: they sounded open to merging any fixes though from what we do.
[15:19] mmcgrath: cool.
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[15:19] paulobanon: mmcgrath: to setup both instances on the same box; vpv needs his Moin1.7 branch, and we can use a stock Moin1.5.8 for rayvd
[15:19] mmcgrath: ok, so do you two need anything else for now in the meeting?
[15:19] mmcgrath: paulobanon: sure thing, ping me after the meeting and I'll show yo
[15:19] paulobanon: mmcgrath: perfect
[15:19] rayvd: nope. should be able to work with paul directly with any questions.
[15:19] mmcgrath: excellent.
[15:19] paulobanon: vpv: ping
[15:19] vpv: I'm here
[15:19] paulobanon: vpv: can you upload your Moin1.7 to your homedir please _
[15:19] paulobanon: ?
[15:20] vpv: paulobanon: it should be there already
[15:20] paulobanon: +1
[15:20] paulobanon: im done then
[15:20] mmcgrath: ok.
[15:20] mmcgrath: I'll move
[15:20] hpachas-PE: the meeting is now?
[15:20] mmcgrath has set the subject to Infrastructure -- Sponsorship
[15:20] mmcgrath: hpachas-PE: yep, we're in it.
[15:21] mmcgrath: Ok, so no one really responded to my notice about the pages being ready.
[15:21] abadger1999: mmcgrath: Good docs.
[15:21] mmcgrath: anyone have thoughts?
[15:21] jcollie: yeah, i liked 'em
[15:21] abadger1999: Should LDAP and DB go together on the FIG page?
[15:21] mmcgrath: I'm talking about
[15:21] mmcgrath: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/Sponsor
[15:21] mmcgrath: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/FIGs
[15:21] mmcgrath: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/GettingSponsored
[15:21] mmcgrath: abadger1999: yeah, I'd think so.
[15:22] jcollie: technically, my question this morning about what groups i'd need to be in was about them
[15:22] ricky: What's sysadmin-general? I remember seeing that somewhere else befor
[15:22] mmcgrath: ricky: yeah, sysadmin-general was a first (and poor) attempt at doing what we're doing for real this time.
[15:22] mmcgrath: long story short, sysadmin-general grants access to bastio
[15:22] mmcgrath: (this was before we had publictest servers I think)
[15:22] mmcgrath: I'd imagine sysadmin-general is going to go away
[15:22] paulobanon: mmcgrath: my question is who decides and how its decided who is a sponsor, and where
[15:22] ricky: OK, so that's why it isn't on those pages.
[15:23] mmcgrath: paulobanon: Good question, I'll document that.
[15:23] mmcgrath: paulobanon: here's the steps, as I see them right now.
[15:23] mmcgrath: 1) create the groups (some of those don't actually exist yet)
[15:23] mmcgrath: 2) find some of the sysadmin-main guys to populate those groups. I'll be contacting people individually.
[15:23] paulobanon: (me thinks sysadmin-main should decide; since its the _core_ group)
[15:23] mmcgrath: paulobanon: but there's a catch as well.
[15:24] mmcgrath: Hopefully, in the not too distant future, I'm hoping people will be able to be a sponsor in their group without being in sysadmin main.
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[15:24] paulobanon: decide = who can sponsor in which group
[15:24] paulobanon: thats what i meant
[15:24] mmcgrath: got'cha.
[15:24] paulobanon: so you guys, decide that john, can be in web and doe can be in cvs
[15:24] paulobanon: if you know what i mean
[15:25] mmcgrath: Yep, and if doe does a good job then someone already in web will upgrade doe so he can sponsor others.
[15:25] paulobanon: +1
[15:25] mmcgrath: Thats the plan.
[15:26] paulobanon: just carefull to dont have 'over' sponsors, too many sponsors may not be a good thing
[15:26] mmcgrath: The plan is to be as open as possible with this, but not crazy.
[15:26] paulobanon: since you start to loose track of stuff
[15:26] mmcgrath: paulobanon: well, I'm hoping a strict removal policy will fix that.
[15:26] paulobanon: +1
[15:26] mmcgrath: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/GettingSponsored#head-7ac849...
[15:26] mmcgrath: we'll see.
[15:26] paulobanon: k k
[15:26] * paulobanon shutsup now
[15:27] mmcgrath: I'm hoping some of our regulars that show up a lot but don't have much access will step up and ask for access to some things
[15:27] mdomsch: that all looks quite sane to me
[15:27] * jcollie blushes
[15:27] mmcgrath: Does anyone know of any other communities with this sort of setup?
[15:27] mdomsch: packagers?
[15:27] mmcgrath: AFAIK once its implemented, it will be the most open, by far, sysadmin group around.
[15:27] jcollie: can i have access to the fleet of fedora black helicopers? and the fedora orbital laser too?
[15:28] ricky: Yay!
[15:28] marek:
[15:28] mdomsch: jcollie, notice that sysadmin-blackops isn't listed on the page
[15:28] mmcgrath:
[15:28] jcollie: mdomsch, uhm yeah that's why it's black i suppose
[15:28] * paulobanon advises jcollie, that he is around, so he wants access too
[15:28] paulobanon:
[15:28] mmcgrath: There are two technical hurdles to overcome.
[15:29] mmcgrath: the biggest is figuring out where to store puppet and what to do with it.
[15:29] jcollie: i think we should do as much with puppet as we can
[15:29] mmcgrath: I don't think this will all happen over night... But I do think we'll have something by next week, especially for the development and web teams (which is where most of the work is needed)
[15:29] mmcgrath: jcollie: well we do everything with puppet now (except for the test servers)
[15:30] paulobanon: mmcgrath: which is great
[15:30] jcollie: other than being in CVS what's wrong with where it is now?
[15:30] mmcgrath: the problem is opening up access but still keeping some of the passwords/keys secure.
[15:30] mmcgrath: like the web guys don't need access to the buildserver keys.
[15:30] mmcgrath: and the build guys don't need the fedoraproject.org ssl key.
[15:30] mmcgrath: that sort of thing
[15:30] * paulobanon remembers that we choose git to replace cvs
[15:30] paulobanon: for our own confs
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[15:31] jcollie: are the keys and stuff in the puppet fileserver then?
[15:31] mmcgrath: jcollie: some of them yes, some of them no.
[15:31] paulobanon: and some that are, are only reachable by some ppl
[15:32] skvidal: there's a good reason to keep stuff in cvs or svn for admin stuff for puppet
[15:32] jcollie: hmm as nice as it would be to have everything in puppet maybe stuff like that we don't want to have there
[15:32] skvidal: esp if we keep it on lockbox
[15:32] skvidal: so that we don't end up with copies of our keys or pws out on someone's laptop
[15:32] skvidal: in other words: if you want admin access you MUST be on lockbox or at least bastion to get to them
[15:32] mmcgrath: jcollie: yep, those are the little things we have to keep an eye on.
[15:33] mmcgrath: Ok, so I'll move on for now. Everyone seems ok with the docs. I'll get the groups set up and hopefully poulated in the next few days with sponsors.
[15:33] jcollie: is there anything confidential in the puppet manifests?
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[15:34] paulobanon: jcollie: in the manifests itself, i dont think so
[15:34] mmcgrath: jcollie: there is, thats why in the GettingSponsored page I'm only allowing changes to files.
[15:34] paulobanon: oh ok... didnt knew that
[15:34] mmcgrath: unless your a sponso
[15:34] mmcgrath: jcollie: any place we have a password stored, we're using a template.
[15:35] mmcgrath: but thats mostly because of commit emails.
[15:35] jcollie: hmm quite a conundrum
[15:35] mmcgrath: jcollie: indeed. You're good with puppet so I'm totally open to ideas.
[15:35] mmcgrath: its something to think about.
[15:36] mmcgrath: even if for now we have to give access to the machines and have patches submitted to the sponsors.
[15:36] jcollie: yeah, i have an idea but move on to something else for now
[15:36] mmcgrath: <nod> jcollie email the list if you get somethign concrete.
[15:36] jcollie: yep
[15:36] mmcgrath has set the subject to Infrastructure -- SOP
[15:37] ricky: It would feel kind of weird using sponsor status to control access to things.
[15:37] mmcgrath: I really don't have much else to add on SOP's this week. I'm working on getting db1 and db2 finished. I'll have an SOP for failing over soo
[15:37] skvidal: mmcgrath: do we have a ticket for reposync?
[15:38] mmcgrath: ricky: it would be ideal to have a couple of test environments.
[15:38] mmcgrath: skvidal: nope, want to open one or should I?
[15:38] skvidal: the info I need from you is where I can put the files
[15:38] skvidal: where has the space and where won't it suck?
[15:38] mmcgrath: <nod> I'll get that to you.
[15:39] skvidal: I think you told me before
[15:39] skvidal: but I don't have it now
[15:39] skvidal: b/c afaict, I suck.
[15:39] skvidal:
[15:39] mmcgrath:
[15:39] mmcgrath: Ok, so thats all I've got for this week.
[15:39] mmcgrath has set the subject to Infrastructure -- Open floor
[15:39] rordway|m: that was quick
[15:39] mmcgrath: who's got what they'd like to talk about?
[15:39] rordway|m:
[15:39] mmcgrath: rordway|m: yeah 40 min
[15:39] paulobanon: lmacken: ping
[15:39] jcollie: asterisk?
[15:39] rordway|m: whee!
[15:39] mmcgrath: ahh yes.
[15:40] mmcgrath: asterisk.
[15:40] mmcgrath: jcollie: I honestly don't know much about that.
[15:40] mmcgrath: skvidal: do you? I think it was discussed in the board and dgilmore is on a plane.
[15:40] skvidal: what do you want to know
[15:40] jcollie: all i know is what was discussed in irc yesterday
[15:40] lmacken: paulobanon: pong
[15:40] mmcgrath: BTW al - http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Infrastructure/RFR/AsteriskServerInstance
[15:40] paulobanon: lmacken: lets wait for the asterisk stuff before fedora pastebin
[15:41] mmcgrath: The idea is to get a asterisk server setup for the virtual FUDCon?
[15:41] skvidal: yes
[15:41] skvidal: so people can call in and talk
[15:41] mmcgrath: k.
[15:41] skvidal: we wanted to get it up and tested in the next week or so
[15:42] skvidal: so we can know whether it is workable for the event
[15:42] skvidal: if it is not workable then we won't announce it
[15:42] mmcgrath: AFAIK this only needs to be done for the fudcon so we'll probably set up a temporary instance as a proof of concept. Then deploy the actual thing when we get omre hardware (which will be after FUDCon)
[15:42] jcollie: my one concern with asterisk is i don't know how it'll behave on a xen guest
[15:42] mmcgrath: jcollie: yeah thats the 'proof of concept' part.
[15:42] mmcgrath: jcollie: is it in Fedora or EPEL yet?
[15:42] jcollie: i have asterisk packages 99% ready to go so that's not a problem
[15:43] mmcgrath: what will you be running it on for FudCON? FC6,F7 or EPEL5?
[15:43] jcollie: no, it's not in yet but dgilmore promised to review
[15:43] jcollie: mmcgrath, i don't care especially, i've never run it on RHEL
[15:43] mmcgrath: k, stay on him till that gets done.
[15:43] jcollie: EPEL might not have all of the dependencies yet
[15:43] mmcgrath: jcollie: what would have the fewest question marks for you and dgilmore?
[15:43] jcollie: FC6 or F7
[15:43] mmcgrath: k, we can do that.
[15:44] mmcgrath: Also, I'm assuming this will require firewall changes?
[15:44] jcollie: jared smith is going to be helping out
[15:44] jcollie: mmcgrath, yeah big time
[15:44] mmcgrath: I'm going to need those ASAP.
[15:44] mmcgrath: stick them in the RFR
[15:44] jcollie: sip is 5060 udp and rtp needs a lot of high UDP ports
[15:44] * mmcgrath notes the network team probably won't be happy with 'big time' so the more time we give them the better.
[15:45] jcollie: anyone have any estimates on how many people we could expect for the virtual fudcon?
[15:45] mmcgrath: jcollie: be as specific as possible, I'd hate to have to ask pick to make all of these changes and have it not work or have him have to make more.
[15:45] mmcgrath: we'll get it going though.
[15:45] jcollie: mmcgrath, yeah we can control the ports pretty easy
[15:45] mmcgrath: jcollie: none that I know of.
[15:45] mmcgrath: what difference does it make?
[15:45] mmcgrath: lets say I said 50 or 300, whats the difference for you guys?
[15:45] jcollie: the number of udp ports is mostly dependent on how many simultaneous calls
[15:46] skvidal: udp ports?
[15:46] skvidal: mmcgrath: any fw issues?
[15:46] jcollie: mmcgrath, actually we'd probably want 1000+
[15:46] jcollie: skvidal, RTP (audio transport) runs on UDP
[15:46] jcollie: the number of udp ports is configurable though
[15:46] mmcgrath: jcollie: so every caller gets assigned a special port? Is this something that we'll need to "fixup" ?
[15:47] jcollie: mmcgrath, no turn off any fixups in the pix
[15:47] mmcgrath: k.
[15:47] jcollie: asterisk knows about nat and can deal with it without pix fixups
[15:47] mmcgrath: jcollie: so the blockers as I see them are 1) server, 2) firewall and 3) install/test
[15:48] mmcgrath: jcollie: k.
[15:48] jcollie: yep
[15:48] mmcgrath: jcollie: I'll get 1 ready sometime soon (unless dgilmore does it)
[15:48] mmcgrath: get 2) on the RFR and 3) done as soon as you can and I think we'll be in good shape.
[15:48] jcollie: ok, i'll get the list of ports and put them on the rfr
[15:48] mmcgrath: excellent.
[15:49] mmcgrath: so anything else?
[15:49] paulobanon: Fedora PasteBin
[15:49] paulobanon:
[15:49] mmcgrath: Open floor and we've got 10 minutes left.
[15:49] jcollie: what'll it take to get jared smith into sysadmin-test? he has a lot of asterisk experience too
[15:49] mmcgrath: paulobanon: ahh, whats the latest on tha
[15:49] mdomsch: paulobanon, I've got pastebin.domsch.com running for myself if you want that
[15:49] mmcgrath: jcollie: he'll just need to apply we can add him.
[15:49] jcollie:
[15:49] mmcgrath: paulobanon: have you gotten an instance up anywhere?
[15:49] mmcgrath: is gotten a word?
[15:50] paulobanon: mdomsch: whats the difference between yours and lmacken
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[15:50] mdomsch: don't know
[15:50] rayvd: jcollie: do you guys anticipate any issues with NAT? i have done lots with SER/OpenSER if so for NAT issues with SIP.
[15:50] paulobanon: cause i only knew about lmacken one in pt2
[15:50] lmacken: I just did an `svn update` on our stickum instance on publictest2:/srv/stickum. There has yet to be any formal upstream releases, so we'll need to bash around with what we currently have to see if it'll suit our needs.
[15:50] mdomsch: mine's on my own domain, not in fp.o
[15:50] jcoie: rayvd, no it shouldn't be a problem i hope
[15:50] lmacken: just tried to get it running, but encountered a sqlalchemy error.. I don't have any time this week to mess with this though
[15:51] lmacken: the stickum code in /srv/stickum on pt2 should be hooked into FAS
[15:51] mmcgrath: mdomsch: is yours in turbogears?
[15:51] ricky: Looks like PHP to me.
[15:51] ricky: lmacken: Curious: What cool things would we do with FAS integratio
[15:51] mdomsch: mmcgrath, no, just from pastebin.com
[15:51] paulobanon: PHP is *evil*
[15:52] paulobanon: ricky: authentication
[15:52] mmcgrath: ricky: the easiest way to do fas integration would just be to have apache do it.
[15:52] lmacken: ricky: not sure.. afaik we just didn't want anyone to be able to add stuff to ou
[15:52] paulobanon: so no anonymous spammage
[15:52] abadger1999: fedora-db-access isn't available on pt2.
[15:53] ricky: Pastebins really have spam problems?
[15:53] mmcgrath: ricky: yeah
[15:53] * abadger1999 copies that over to see if it'll work.
[15:53] paulobanon: abadger1999: is it working in pt1 ?
[15:53] lmacken: if it's a form, it'll get spammed
[15:53] ricky: I was thinking that for example, random people on #fedora would be referred to it, etc.
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[15:53] ricky: Oh, then who is this targeted at, actually?
[15:53] mdomsch: gotta run, another I/T meeting
[15:53] mmcgrath: mdomsch: later
[15:54] paulobanon: lmacken: is there any voodoo required for me to get it working in pt1
[15:54] lmacken: paulobanon: shouldn't be..
[15:55] paulobanon: lmacken: k ill try setting that up in pt1 then, mmcgrath, do i have access to pt2 to pick that stuff or can u drop it in pt1 $homedir
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[15:55] vpv: the pastebin could be protected with a password which would be put in the topic of #fedora. Might not protect from all spam, t some...
[15:55] mmcgrath: paulobanon: paulobanon yep, looks like you've got access on pt2
[15:55] ricky: Then it don't see how it'd be worth using over all the open/convenient ones all over.
[15:55] * mmcgrath thinks we should not do auth until the need proves itself.
[15:55] paulobanon: mmcgrath: k k, ill work a bit on it tomorrow
[15:56] mmcgrath: paulobanon: you're a busy guy these days
[15:56] ricky: It would be cool to have the option of authenticated-view posts, though
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[15:56] paulobanon: everything is working in the world of warcraft domain, so i have time
[15:56] paulobanon:
[15:56] lmacken: paulobanon: ew
[15:56] lmacken: paulobanon: my roomate lives in that game
[15:56] mmcgrath: Ok, so paulobanon is going to setup a proof of concept for that for deployment soon.
[15:56] paulobanon: lmacken: i work for that game
[15:57] mmcgrath: Anyone have anything else? If not we'll close the meeting.
[15:57] lmacken: paulobanon: nice! can you delete his accounts ?
[15:57] blizzard: abadger1999: baby baby baby
[15:57] lmacken: yeah
[15:57] rmarquez: hello
[15:57] paulobanon: blizzard: gratz !!
[15:57] mmcgrath: 30
[15:57] lmacken: for our virtual fudcon I think we should have a sobby instance so we can all collaborate on notes and such
[15:57] blizzard: paulobanon: thank you!
[15:57] mmcgrath: 15
[15:57] jcollie: lmacken, inkscape whiteboard would be cool too
[15:57] mmcgrath: 5
[15:58] * ricky re-mentions that ErrorDocument thing on download.fedora.redhat.com.
[15:58] lmacken: jcollie: never played with it.. but the more real-time collaboration, the better
[15:58] mmcgrath has set the subject to Infrastructure -- Meeting end